Border collie excel in speed and stamina to herd a day long tirelessly. Extremely energetic, keen to romp in yard, happy when on task, they herd almost everything to bring them in any order. Sensible to hold responsibility of its flock, they stay loyal and trustworthy to owner. The dog ranks first in intelligence, bonded with family, affectionate to children and other animals, they get along well with other dogs as well but after early socialization. Guardian instinct and curious interactions with strangers makes it smart watchdog. Being Self-sufficient breed it reacts to any situation with no command and tend to be easy and responsive to training.

Energetic, well developed and sturdy build Border Collie enjoys the freedom of alertness and stamina. The power pack dog is a smart athlete, docile, acrobatic, a position holder in dog sports competitions, has a trait of success in all around applications. This breed is recognized as quick learner, as Border Collie has exceptional record of learning 1022 words to react upon to human citation. Workability is extraordinary, able to control staking of sheep while intense stance, free, frequent manoeuvres, watchful to stock for any outsider threat. The dog is medium sized, strong boned with rectangle projection while longer in length than in height. The gait is energetic, free, flawless and ground covering, augmented by alert expressions. Its coat may be rough or smooth, medium in length and dense, available in two or three color combinations with merle, sable, or solid textures.

The Border Collie is a first class working and herding dog originated in English-Scottish borders and dates more than 100 years back. The breed assisted formers of native valley in guarding and herding livestock, cattle farms. Border Collies gained attention of Queen Victoria in the second half of 19th century. The name is referenced of its origin, the Border Collie was firstly standardized in 1906. This breed impressed the local shepherds of USA with their quick and quiet ability of herding large flocks. This dog achieved top positions in competitive obedience and trials. Border Collie was recognized a show dog, herding dog by AKC in 1998. These collies are famous for their obedience commitment and intelligence.

Temperament

Eager to please and comfort the master, Border Collies love to work rather sleeping idle and need permission to go outdoors. The packed energy demands extensive activities and exercises to satisfy physical and mental stimulations, something creative and adventurous is source of interest for them. They tend usually rough when left without work. They are reserved rather curious and protective, form a dedicated guardian and fantastic watchdog. Inquiring gaze is somewhat warning for animals to get into some formations.